Rev. Danny Fisher

Just a Buddhist Minister Trying to Benefit Beings

A Gift of Dharma for 2.5.10

Image from PBS.

Today’s quote is another from His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, the leader of the Karma Kagyu School of Tibetan Buddhism, whom I previously quoted and wrote a short bio for in this post.  This is it:

Peace and well-being are to be found in this world, and even for Tibet, peace is not impossible. We should understand that just as we seek happiness for ourselves, so do others seek happiness for themselves. Many problems are created in our world today because people do not engage in what will actually lead them onto a path that benefits them and brings happiness. From the time we open our eyes in the morning until we sleep at night, if we can pass the whole day with in a kind-hearted mind and cheerful face, on good terms with people and talking pleasantly to them, our mind will be relaxed when we go to sleep at night. On the other hand, if we spend the day making others upset, if we fight, and even if we win, when we are going off to sleep at night we will have regrets and our mind will not be at ease.

Unite for Human Rights in Iran on February 11th!

Unite 4 human rights in Iran

urban refuge – Buddhist People of Color and Allies

Arun at Angry Asian Buddhist introduces us to urban refuge – Buddhist People of Color and Allies, which is described this way:

A virtual sangha for Buddhist practitioners of color & others interested in promoting cultural & racial diversity in American Buddhism.

Check it out here.

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